With this bachelor’s degree, students will get an in-depth and practical understanding of hospitality management; quality of service; event and conference planning; and sustainability as it applies to tourism. The overview of these key business areas ensures that students gain a deep understanding of the industry. Case studies allow students to apply theoretical knowledge to real-world scenarios and find appropriate solutions. Students may choose to study either the six-semester program (option 1) with 210 ECTS or the seven-semester program (option 2) with 240 ECTS. Why Munich? Studying a bachelor's program in Munich allows students to expand their business knowledge in the economic powerhouse of Germany. The vibrant Bavarian capital is home to numerous major multinational company headquarters including BMW and Allianz, as well as a flourishing startup scene, and is also actively pursuing initiatives to provide a greener, more sustainable living environment. Munich may be famous for its annual Oktoberfest festival, but it has so much more to offer students wishing to study business. The city energetically promotes and supports innovative startups and tech companies, making it an ideal place for future entrepreneurs to gain knowledge, get involved and to set up new and forward-thinking ventures. Munich also offers students a superb array of sports, outdoor adventures, socializing and entertainment opportunities, ensuring a well-rounded student experience. VISA&PERMITS Required documents: Two completed visa application forms in German with all the required photos and signatures Health insurance covering at least the first 90 days of the stay. Once students move to Germany, they will need to register with a German insurance-provider Passport and photocopies Motivation letter and CV Evidence of previous academic performance/degree certificates EU Business School acceptance letter English level certificate (IELTS/TOEFL/CAE) Students must prove they have at least €10,236 per year at their disposal. There are three options: Deposit a security payment into a blocked account; A resident in Germany provides the Munich Foreigners Office with a guarantee letter to cover your expenses; Scholarship confirmation of at least €720 per month from a certified institution. It is strongly recommended that students complete all documents accurately and provide translations for all documents that are in any language other than German. The requirements for obtaining visas may change, therefore, we recommend that students contact their local German embassy or consulate general to have the most up-to-date list of requirements.